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cs.HC2024

A Meaningful Human Control Perspective on User Perception of Partially Automated Driving Systems: A Case Study of Tesla Users

Lucas Elbert Suryana, Sina Nordhoff, Simeon C. Calvert +2

The use of partially automated driving systems raises concerns about potential responsibility issues, posing risk to the system safety, acceptance, and adoption of these technologi…

cs.HC2023

Defining, measuring, and modeling passenger's in-vehicle experience and acceptance of automated vehicles

Neeraja Bhide, Nanami Hashimoto, Kazimierz Dokurno +3

Automated vehicle acceptance (AVA) has been measured mostly subjectively by questionnaires and interviews, with a main focus on drivers inside automated vehicles (AVs). To ensure t…

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Instrument for the assessment of road user automated vehicle acceptance: A pyramid of user needs of automated vehicles

Sina Nordhoff, Marjan Hagenzieker, Esko Lehtonen +7

This study proposed a new methodological approach for the assessment of automated vehicle acceptance (AVA) from the perspective of road users inside and outside of AVs pre- and pos…

cs.HC2023

Understanding and addressing the resistance towards autonomous vehicles (AVs)

Sina Nordhoff

Autonomous vehicles (AVs) are expected to bring major benefits to transport and society. To exploit this potential, their acceptance by society is a necessary condition. However, A…

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Why do drivers and automation disengage the automation? Results from a study among Tesla users

Sina Nordhoff, Joost De Winter

A better understanding of automation disengagements can impact the safety and efficiency of automated systems. This study investigates the factors contributing to driver- and syste…